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Foliar Nutrient and Two-Year Basal Area Response on the Round Mountain Multi-Nutrient Fertilization Test Site in Northeast Oregon Item Info

Title:
Foliar Nutrient and Two-Year Basal Area Response on the Round Mountain Multi-Nutrient Fertilization Test Site in Northeast Oregon
Creator:
Shaw, T.M.; Moore, J.A.
Date Created (ISO Standard):
1999-03-01
Description:
The primary objective of this study is to demonstrate the effects of multiple nutrient fertilizer application on improving plantation health and productivity. Multi-nutrient fertilization was successful in increasing nitrogen, potassium, sulfur and boron nutrient content in the ponderosa pine foliage. However, only nitrogen and potassium expressed concentrations above reported critical levels, while sulfur and boron foliar levels were deficient. On average, two-year basal area growth was 9.8% higher on the multi-nutrient treatment than on the control.
Subjects:
research fertilizer timber (lumber) statistics
Source:
Shaw, T.M., J.A. Moore, 1999. Foliar Nutrient and Two-Year Basal Area Response on the Round Mountain Multi-Nutrient Fertilization Test Site in Northeast Oregon. IFTNC, FWR, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow.
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Foliar_Nutrient_Two-Year_Basal_Area_Response_Round Mountain_Multi-Nutrient_Fertilization_Test_Site_IFTNC_1999
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